German War Atrocity Claims Highlighted In Interview
An American officer discusses the war’s trajectory, noting Germany’s manpower and industrial capacity, and warns that even with large forces Japan and other nations remain neutral in practice. He cites brutalities in northern France and urges an official U.S. proclamation to document atrocities by German troops, especially against women and girls in Noyon.
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France
Italy
Tentonian
Japan
Germany
Kitchener
Noyon
Lansing
Utah Prohibition Posture After Last Night’s Drink Wave
Headaches marked the final night of heavy drinking in Utah as residents recall the event. Officials declare prohibition in effect and emphasize keeping Utah bone dry. Whispers of business disruption are expected, but Ogden aims to progress without renewed pressure to return to old tolerances within six months.
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Utah
Ogden
Old
Candlona
City Leaders Mobilize Housewives For Food Conservation
The city head leads a women’s committee on food conservation following Weber County Defense Council efforts. They aim to unite Ogden city and county in urging housewives to reduce waste and preserve vegetables and fruit during harvest.
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Weber County Council of Defense
Ogden City
Utah
American Officer Voices War Sacrifice View
An American army officer explains the nation’s readiness, noting a population of 100 million and vast mobilization. He compares German, Austro-Hungarian, Turkish, Bulgarian, Russian, French, and British capacities, emphasizing broad participation and total war mobilization behind the Kaiser.
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America
Germany
Austra
Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ines
Kaiser
Aself
Butte Mob Killings Spark Union Tensions
In Butte a fatality involves Little, an Industrial Workers of the World executive board member. Government reaction and mob violence are debated, with calls for military or legal action against disloyal figures and rising anti IWW sentiment nationwide.
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Butte
Little
The
Industrial Workers of the World
United States
Uncle Sam
Citigenry
I. WW. W
Morano Sailed From New York With U S Crew
July 2 departure from New York for Queenstown Ireland reports 34 crew with 15 claiming American citizenship. Among the Americans aboard were Arthur LU Hansen from Hay Center WA and other survivors totaling twenty two landed on July 31. Ship Morano built in 1890 at Newcastle England under Captain Stratton.
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Arthur LU. Hansen
Hay Center
Wash
New York
Queenstown
Ireland
Stratton Land
United States Commissioner of Shipping
Newcastle
England
American Steamer Sunk by U Boat in World War II Image
A damaged early 20th century clipping reports an American steamer sunk by a Teuton submarine. The piece mentions the Illinois state council of defense debating drastic actions to curb coal prices and references a ship named Motano of 2730 tons gross. The fragmentary text blurs dates and exact details but indicates wartime maritime loss and domestic price-control measures.
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Chicago
Omon
Araship
Illinois State Council of Defense
Teuton
Great Bargain in Washington Avenue Business Property
A business property on Washington avenue offers a strong value with expected value doubling in three years. Purchase can be made with a small down payment and balance on terms to suit. Interest is quoted as reasonable.
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Washington Avenue
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